2019
DOI: 10.28949/bilimname.589656
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Sağlık Çalışanları, Hastalar ve Mdr Uzmanlarının Geleneksel ve Tamamlayıcı Tıp’ın (Getat’ın) Dini Yaşantı ile Etkileşimine Bakışları

Abstract: ÖzBu makalenin amacı, sağlık çalışanlarının (doktor, tıp öğrencisi ve eczacı), hastaların ve MDR uzmanlarının; a)geleneksel ve tamamlayıcı tıp tanımlarının ne olduğunu b)bireylerin sağlıklarına kavuşabilmek için geleneksel tedavinin öngördüğü yeme-içme davranışlarına yönelmelerine nasıl baktıklarını c) bu uygulamaların tercih edilmesinde neleri etkili gördüklerini tespit etmek d)GETAT uygulamaları ile dini inanç arasında ilişki kurup kurmadıklarını belirlemek ve e)inanç ve sağlık arasındaki bağlantıyı nasıl el… Show more

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“…Following these results, developments in the field of health have progressed to include many branches of science, and accordingly, in addition to modern health services, complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practices, which have a social and cultural background, have come to the fore. 1 By the World Health Organization (WHO) CAM defined as "a combination of traditional medicine and complementary medicine". 2 The most commonly used CAM practices among WHO member states in 2012 were acupuncture and herbal therapies.…”
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“…Following these results, developments in the field of health have progressed to include many branches of science, and accordingly, in addition to modern health services, complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practices, which have a social and cultural background, have come to the fore. 1 By the World Health Organization (WHO) CAM defined as "a combination of traditional medicine and complementary medicine". 2 The most commonly used CAM practices among WHO member states in 2012 were acupuncture and herbal therapies.…”
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confidence: 99%